单词 | cathedral |
释义 | cathedral (kəθiːdrəl ) Word forms: cathedrals countable noun B2 A cathedral is a very large and important church which has a bishop in charge of it. ...St. Paul's Cathedral. ...the cathedral city of Canterbury. Image of cathedral © Claudio Divizia, Shutterstock Collocations: cathedral roof The magnificent ironwork of the cathedral roof soars overhead, picked out in sky blue. Times, Sunday Times We live in an era of super-expensive mega-concerts so how refreshing to pay only 18 a ticket, with every penny of it going to fixing the cathedral roof. Times, Sunday Times Telescopic observation reveals a variety of airborne scenes: a cathedral roof, aeroplanes flying over the sea, ships in a harbour, etc. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 This was his introduction to a range of transgressions that span the thrills of potholing and mountaineering, exploring sewers, underground railway systems, catacombs, cathedral roofs and skyscrapers. The Times Literary Supplement These are placed on the ridges of church or cathedral roofs and are usually relatively small. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Some 150 workers have been vacuuming dust from roads, benches and other surfaces, including the great cathedral esplanade, before blasting them with detergent. Times, Sunday Times Everything was in its proper place, with a kind of neoclassical crispness - but that place sometimes seemed like a great cathedral, filled with the chorus's antiphonal waftings. Times, Sunday Times You have the passion of this great cathedral, this temple of the art and craft of rugby. Times, Sunday Times But we have no such guarantee for most of our other great cathedral choirs. Times, Sunday Times Improvements and modifications of the great cathedral have in a sense lessened its internal value. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The towering, magnificent cathedral, its spires reaching for heaven, took my breath away. Christianity Today I lined up alongside students as part of the annual graduation ceremony at the city's magnificent cathedral. The Sun The magnificent cathedrals attract throngs of tourists and very few believers. Christianity Today But as music hall became ever more popular, its first magnificent cathedrals were built. Times, Sunday Times A visit to choral evensong in our magnificent cathedrals should put paid to that. Times, Sunday Times It is steeped in history with a fantastic medieval cathedral and yet almost entirely wi-fi enabled. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Winchester An arson attack on a renowned medieval cathedral has caused thousands of pounds of damage. Times, Sunday Times (2013) The medieval cathedral cities have been the sacred groves of our town and country planning system. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Half a million people a year visit the cathedral and its adjoining close, which contains a large green and museums. Times, Sunday Times They would visit the cathedral, as modern day travellers still do. The Sun So instead we cross a bridge and visit a cathedral at the far end. Times, Sunday Times Visitors may also visit the cathedral and cemeteries for a small admission fee. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Several tourists were left regretting that they had not visited the cathedral when they could. Times, Sunday Times Translations: Chinese: 大教堂 Japanese: 大聖堂 |
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